Hatton's Fate in 65th District Seen in Populist Clash
Wichita Star reports mixed signals in the 65th district race over whether Charley Hatton can win the Republican nomination. The piece names rival candidates Irwin, Goldberg, and need for party unity amid public schooling and education policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistell
Hale for silver quits GOP in Rush County
Republican lawyer and longtime Rush County representative Hale resigns from the Gold Standard camp in favor of supporting Bryan. Known as a leading figure in local politics, Hale had served since 1940s and has been a key organizer for the Republican forces locally. He will cast his vote for Bryan at the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
En Crosse
U—S
Hale
Bryan
Repubiteman
Rugevan
Hush County
Bor
Sherburne Kopber
Fellmont
Minn
Sherborne
Mrth County
Sherifail
Winsame da Lew Betithen
Huck Rapids
Baling
Wo o Days Silver Bally Twenty Halves Boisted
Arkansas City event notice dated October 2021 announces a sequence of activities including a four two day barberue on October 2 and a roast hogan and chicken feast. The text references a monster parade on the morning of a Seine jubiaatran feed the bac with unclear details and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Ne Union of
Bac
Leavenworth Apple Carnival Kicks Off Today
Leavenworth celebrates its annual Apple Carnival with Mary Waitors in town and a parade of floats and prizes. Winners include a handwoven banner designed by W. A. Kirkham and fruit baskets donated by Frank Worth. The event promises a family friendly afternoon with stalls, contests, and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Eiworth
Mary Waitors
Sadie
Smith
TCL
T. Smith
Witla
Carver
Horkan
W. A. Kirkham
Frank Worth
Porrestan
Chad
Address to Populists in Arkansas Hip Mixed Manifesto
A fragmented OCR style piece reports a Populist address in Arkansas, noting a state central committee announce an electoral ticket with Populists three votes to Democrats zero. It includes garbled lines about republics, rights, nobles, aliens, and wealth, then shifts to a Texas lumber firm and a Parkerburg political signatories update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkannis
Ark
Papo
Central Committee
Pupy- Lats
Chemmomrats
Democrats
Avery Pypuket
Republic of Free Ada
Vauniale
Social pages reveal Topeka society notes and wedding plans
In Topeka and vicinity social items highlight weddings, engagements, and visits. The piece lists a Vancouver officer groom, many invitees from Leavenworth and nearby towns, and a First Episcopalian wedding at the Wells Street church along with afterglow details. It also covers club dances, party plans, and local social gatherings with numerous names and places.
The Gardener and the Princess Cure of Speech
An unnamed king rewards a gardener who creates a new garden for his daughter. A green frog leaps, silences the princess, and the court fears losing speech. Physicians fail until a mother plots a remedy in a distant town. The gardener restores her voice with a peal of song, and the king grants the gardener honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Deurtiers
Bitoni
Ross
Mya
Tony
Bla
Gisb
Danghia
Murtor Harorerlein
Barry Wight
Tehid
Towie
San
Gil
Ebniste
Bert Daetar
Bret
Tonyroe
Sls
Guly
Life of a Patent Involves Foreign Patents and Expiry Rules
A U.S. patent for an insanthie already patented abroad expires with the foreign patent or the shortest-term foreign patent if more than one exists. If a U.S. patent has a longer term in force, it may prevail in determining the expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Corrigan Possible Cardinal in New York Will Receive Rank
The Herald reports Corrigan may be named cardinal in the near future. Rumors place him at New York and Washington, with church figures noting a November ceremony could grant him the rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrigan
New York
Hineton
Cordan
Kentucky Delegation Arrival Highlights Gaggle of Republicans
Kentuckians visit McKinney Newport and Hy. Och 11 President Line of the Kentucky State Leasne at Repebijous ehity meld. Over 2000 Republicans travel to Canton for the Ith event. Governor Bradley is expected to deliver the welcome speech to Major Medenley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Newport
Kentucky
Bank Directors Indicted in Ocean City Bank Closure
The grand jury has indicted Gluven directors of the Bank of Commerce, which closed last month with losses totaling 331,000. The defendants face charges of defrauding the bank through false accounting and deceitful management. The indicted directors are among the community’s most prominent men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oceans
Grand Jally
Gluven
Bank of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
State Journal
Seysuth Street
New State Journal
Kansas Avenas
Eighth Street
Jancee
Hatton
Ariel Tremeny Wares
Ty Beathier
Hepublicans
Charley
Texas
Falla Houston
Tex
Geo
Arta Etsiats
Atria Weney
National Democrata
Cincinnati
Parkersburg
W. Voanys
National Democrats
Raquis
Miss Blanche
Lieutemant Brawshott
Vancouver
Wirstee Fighth
Hiembletn
Misa
Stiga
Marian Wear and Ley
Huwer Bivie
W. OW. Minsp
Hi Krepthor
Vancouver Barracks
Mullitary
Edoy
Miss Tuyha
Mise Alma Kendihem
Miss Khruthoff
Ales Lily Jilx
Tot Springs
Arkike Hambleton
Mila Lata
Turany
Sesteriay
Cbd
Wolfe
TH. Howe
Witsorn
Dnetan
Dienstalopd
Nene
Ror
Mies
Minnie French
Detrvil
J.B. Lirimen
Patwin Price
Mika Holle Coates
Tasley
Sneesidis Monberads
Ths
Juccard
Adam
Hert Tris
Ats Eo
Len Ber
Hine Morenorse
Eardu
Ming Sdn Batty
Denver
Girenreood
Bira J
Allen
Mrel CO
Beatrice
Fixntsonts Hall
Steinberg
Bin
Airs J.B. Hayden
Baker St
Crosby
Aid
Ant
Gurtuses
H. A. Penn
HL Davis
SM Air
Mri
Staver
Hd. Parker
Dirs
W. Veale
Wa Bustrom
Wind Mire
Saveenworth
Santa Fe
Excare
Western Foundry-Machine Works
Cpomerly Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
Pesuoron Greestsnsuseodore
Topeka, Kas
R. Lag Cofran, Proprietor
Sapolio